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We use Mocha with Chai for tests - works perfectly. We use c8 for coverage, which is a drop-in replacement for nyc which doesn't (or didn't when we switch) support import. We then use husky for managing git hooks, such as ensuring all tests pass to allow a push (which can be forced through if needed).
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We use Mocha with Chai for tests - works perfectly. We use c8 for coverage, which is a drop-in replacement for nyc which doesn't (or didn't when we switch) support import. We then use husky for managing git hooks, such as ensuring all tests pass to allow a push (which can be forced through if needed).
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SurveyJS
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We use Mocha with Chai for tests - works perfectly. We use c8 for coverage, which is a drop-in replacement for nyc which doesn't (or didn't when we switch) support import. We then use husky for managing git hooks, such as ensuring all tests pass to allow a push (which can be forced through if needed).
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We use node-tap at work which is similar to the new experimental nodejs test runner. There is also AVA which is also popular. I tend to lean more towards test runners that don’t pollute the globe namespace, that have a reduced api and rely less on mocking. If you write pure functions, then testing becomes much simpler and not much need for mocks.
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Best alternatives for jest are vitest and jappa.
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
